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Black Masculinities Conference Friday, February 4, 2005 CUNY Graduate Center 365 Fifth Avenue at 34th Street New York, NY To register for the conference please call 212-817-8215 or e-mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Provide your name, e-mail, institutional affiliation, phone number, and mailing address. 9:30-9:45- Welcome-Kevin McGruder, Jonathan Gray, Bill Kelly. 9:45-10:45- Keynote 11:00- 12:30- Concurrent Panel Session I Proshansky Auditorium Abolition and Black Masculinity, David Reynolds, moderator John Stauffer, Harvard �Interracial Friendships and Freedom in Moby-Dick and The Heroic Slave;� Timothy Patrick McCarthy, UNC-Chapel Hill, �(Race) Rebels With a Cause: Antislavery Fiction and Black Masculinity,� Judith Mulcahy, CUNY Graduate Center, �Power from the People: Williams Wells Brown, Thomas Jefferson and the Yardwork of Nation-Building.� Masculinity, Gender and Sexuality, Tyler Schmidt moderator Shane Vogel, Indiana, �Re-Reading DuBois Reading McKay,� Vincent Woodward, University of Colorado, �Researching Black Homoeroticism in the 19th Century,� Frank Leon Roberts, NYU, �'How Does it Feel?' Frantz Fanon, D'Angelo and the Matrixes of Black (male) Visuality� Transgressive Masculinities, Mychel Namphy, moderator Sterling Bland, Rutgers-Newark �Parody, Transgression and Black Masculinity in Percival Everett�s Erasure,� Rosamond King, LIU-Brooklyn �Sexual Healing� Black Men Write Interracial Relationships,� Richard Perez, CUNY Graduate Center �Defacing Race, Inscribing Blackness: Afro-Latino Identity in Piri Thomas� Down These Mean Streets� Masculinity and War, Geoffrey Jacques, moderator David Duckworth, �Home of the Brave: WWII Trauma as Expressed through the Male Subject,� Chad Williams, Hamilton College, �African-American Soldiers and Constructions of Black Masculinity during WWI,� Louis Woods, Howard University, �On Leave: Black Soldiers in Belfast during WWII� Revising Gender, Transforming Masculinity, David Kazanjian, moderator Mark Anthony Neal, Duke, �Post-Nigga Identity and the Queering of Hip Hop,� Arin Hill, Texas-Austin, �Toward s a Critical Cartography: Queer/Black/Female Masculinities,� Marla Stewart, Georgia State, �Renegotiating our Queer Black Masculinities� Trickster Figures, Nick Powers, moderator Tyrone Stewart, Maryland, �Taking Black Male Depression Back to the Lab,� William Fisher, Columbia, �Blowing Our Image Richard Pryor and the Possibilities of Black Masculinities,� Anoop Mirpuri, University of Washington �Why Can�t Kobe Pass (the Ball)�� Multinational Masculinities, Ammiel Alcalay, moderator Stacie McCormick, Raritan Valley Community College �The Limits of Patriarchal Agency in Arrow of God and Nervous Conditions,� Andrea Davis, York University-Toronto, �Translating Narratives of Masculinity Across Borders: A Jamaican Case Study�, Cary Alan Johnson, Africa Regional Director, Planned Parenthood �Male Involvement in HIV/AIDS Care in Zimbabwe 12:30-1:30- Lunch 1:45-3:15- Concurrent Panel Session II Proshansky Auditorium Black Masculinity in Art and Movement, LeRonn Brooks, moderator Harry Allen, �media assassin�, �Body Language: African-American Masculine Movement as Dance Vernacular,� Derrick Brooms, Loyola-Chicago, �Black Masculinities on Display: Representations and Cultural Images in Exhibits,� Winston Kennedy-Howard University, emeritus �African American Male Imagery in Fine Art and Popular Prints.� On The Down Low, Cleo Manago, moderator Jeffrey Quinn McCune, Northwestern University �A Good Masculinity is Hard to Find: Towards a more transgressive politics,� David Malebranche, Emory, Black Masculinity and HIV Risk among Black Men who have sex with Men, William Gordon, Rutgers, �Self Representation, Self Oppression: African-American Men on the �Down Low� Reproducing Their Own Marginality� Prisons and Masculinity, Yasser Payne moderator T.J. Obi, Baruch College, �Fighting Sweet� Masculinity and the �52� Combat Aesthetic,� Talitha LeFlouria, Howard University, �Stranger in the Camp: An Examination of the Southern Convict Lease System,� Dennis Tyler, UCLA, �Iron City: Black Masculinity and Prisons� Maculinity and Performance, Glenda Carpio, moderator David Andrew Jones, Queens College, �The Representation of Black Masculinity in Les Negres,� Julie Godin, Univeristy of Ottowa,�Cool to Cold: Urban Space, Masculine Self-Fashioning and Barber Shop Books,� Quincy T. Mills, University of Chicago, �Race, Entrepreneurship and Respectability: Color-Line Barbers and the Question of Manhood,� Expressions of Bondage and Freedom, James DeJongh, moderator Rolando Jorif, CUNY Graduate Center, �Reciprocal Ambivalences: Harriet Jacobs and Frederick Douglass.� Victoria Chevalier, Cornell, �Tracking the Man, Moses: Ritual Productions of Black Masculinity in David Bradley�s Chaneysville Incident� Maha Marouan, Nottingham, �Representations of Black Masculinity in David Bradley�s Chaneysville Incident� Masculine and Racial Intersections, Akemi Kochiyama, moderator Yuichiro Onishi, BMCC, �Masculinized Black Freedom in U.S. Occupied Okinawa,� Riche Richardson, UC Davis, ��Culls of the Colored Race�: Military Pathologies of Southern Black Men in WWI and WWII� Nina Ha, Ohio State �Gay or Asian, Black or White� Representative Figures, Robert Reid Pharr, moderator Timothy Chin, Cal State-Dominguez Hills, �Millionaires and Huckleberries: Black Masculinity in Ellison and James Weldon Johnson,� Christopher Gilliard, Detroit Mercy, �Black Bodies and Domestic Colonies,� 3:30-5:00-Concurrent Panel Session III Proshansky Auditorium Black Masculinity in the Embodiment of Nation, Suzanne Schieder, moderator Maurice Wallace, Duke University, �Playing the Race Cartes: Civil War Photography and Black Manhood� Ivy Wilson, Notre Dame, �In Living Color: Haiti and the Revolutionary Black Body� Rebecca Wanzo, Ohio State�Red, White, and Black(face): Wearing Patriotism in the Truth Comic Book.� Cinematic Representations of Black Masculinty, Lise Esdaile, moderator Ronald Tyson, Raritan Community College �If It Don't Fit, Don't Force It: Black Maculinity and the Hughes Bros.� Gl Tyler, �Leave Your Balls at the Door: Black Masculinity and the Buddy Film,� Terrence T. Tucker, University of Kentucky �Multiple Images of Black Masculinity in Ernest Gaines� A Gathering of Old Men and Spike Lee�s Get on the Bus� Black Gay Masculinity, Kevin McGruder, moderator Antiwan Walker, University of Kentucky, �When Blackness Isn�t Enuf,� Alaric Blair, author, �Boys Will Be B-Boys�, and John Martin Green, Black Men�s Exchange �Same Gender Loving Black Masculinities� Masculinity, Then and Now, Moustafa Bayoumi, moderator Zachery Williams, Ithaca College, �Moving Beyond Black Masculinity and Towards a New Theory of Black Men�s Studies,� Seneca Vaught, Bowling Green University �Redemptive Suffering and the Black Male Political Prisoner,� Nicholas Boston, Lehman College�The Illest Ever: Black Men and the Men�s Magazine Genre� Health, Illness and Death, Alex Welcome, moderator Aime Ellis, Michigan State, �Death Bound: Livin� the [Thug] Life, Keith Barrett, Loyola Marymount, Masculinities and Insights into Men�s Health� Sociologies of Masculinity, Angelique Harris, moderator Khalil Shahyd, Brandies, �Neo-Liberal Development and the Construction of Black Masculinity,� Malinda Alaine Lundquist, University of Minnesota �E. Franklin Frazier and the Sociologies of Black Fatherhood,� Billy Johnson, Wright State, �The Role of Racial Identity and Acculturation in African American Domestic Violence.� 5:15-6:30- Roundtable �Where Do We Go From Here�� Ta-Nehisi Coates of The Village Voice, Rev. Osagyefo Sekou of New York Common Ground, Keith Boykin, author of Beyond the Down Low: Sex, Lies and Denial in Black America, Greg Tate, cultural critic, and Margaret Rose Vendryes, Professor of Art History, York College and the CUNY Graduate Center. --- You are currently subscribed to iaaa as: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe send a blank email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] 664 West 163 Street, #57 New York, NY 10032-4527 USA PH/Fax: +1 212.928.3955
